The Linen Hall Library is the oldest library in Belfast and the last subscribing library in Ireland, it is renowned for its unparalleled Irish and Local Studies Collection. The hall is a centre of cultural and creative life and also offers a variety of programme events.
The library was founded in 1788 and boasts the Northern Ireland Theatre and Performing Arts Archive, a truly unique collection reflecting our rich cultural heritage.
Further Information
Free tours of the Library and its collections are available each week, during which an experienced member of staff will tell you of aspects of the Library's tumultuous history.
Primary Child Friendly, Non-smoking
Site Description Library
Site Facilities Baby Change Room, Cafe / Coffee Shop, Library
Disabled Facilities Access, Toilets
Admission Donation, Free Admission
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